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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-11-24, Page 9Passing to a linemate A Bayfield Tyke attempts to get the puck to a teammate passing it behind Brussels player Randy Zwep, centre, before he takes a tumble. Brussels won the game 9-0. (Ashley Gropp photo) Tykes whitewash Bayfield THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1999. PAGE 9. Atom Rep squad takes on Clinton Despite a delay in the start of the game against Bayfield Saturday due to the late arrival of officials, the Brussels Tykes were ready to win when they hit the ice. Matt Huether and Ty Sebastian worked well together on their line, taking several shots which the Bay- field goalie smothered. Huether slid one by at 5:10 of the first after Brussels won the face-off in the opponent’s end. A lot of digging along the boards resulted in good opportunities by Daniel Elliott, Jordan Roberts and Morgan Deitner in the early going. In the dying minutes of the first, the combination of Ray Huether and Brendan Stretton struck for two. At 1:06, Stretton carried the puck from the blueline and shot it across the crease giving Huether the chance to poke it in. Stretton scored Brussels’ third at the 23-second mark. M. Huether got the scoring going in the second frame when his wrap­ around shot slid in past the post at 10:15. Stretton added his second at 8:08 when he got the puck from a face-off. In the third, Stretton took the puck from the blueline to take the score to 6-0. Another Stretton shot was stopped on a beautiful kick save by the Bayfield netminder. The Huether boys had a quick succession of goals during the mid- third. Ray tallied two and Matt, one. R. Huether deked the goalie Sting takes Auburn 6-2 It was week four for the Blyth and area men’s hockey league. Sting took Auburn 6-2 with goals scored by Steve Siertsema (three), Dean Whitfield, Jason Cox and Jim Oster for the Sting and Mike Mil­ lian and Jeff Nesbitt for Auburn. The Bulldogs slid past the Stars for a 7-6 victory. Bulldogs scorers were Shawn Valsman (two), Don Allen, Brian Hessels, Darryl Bromley, Mike McDonald and Mike Bromley. The Stars will take on the Sting and the Chiefs will meet the Bull­ dogs, next week. The top 10 scorers in the league Continued on page 10 after he brought the rubber in from the blueline. On his second of the period, he slid it between the pads. M. Huether pulled off another wrap-around at 7:53. Randy Zwep and Nic Gowing tried to add to the total late in the match, but were thwarted. Danny Donkers helped stop breaks and Roberts played the blue­ line well, keeping the puck in the Bayfield end, prolonging the attack. £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ JOHN McKERCHER CONSTRUCTION LTD. • Backhoeing • Bulldozing • Loader & Truck Rental • Sand • Gravel • Drainage Stone • Topsoil • Screened Topsoil • 1" Terra Stone • White Marble • Bark Mulch • Licensed Septic Installations 887-9061 FAX 887-9999 The team showed off some very nice passing plays. Chris Becker earned the shutout in net for Brussels. Trainer Margaret Jarvis com­ mented on the tremendous progress made by Cole McLean as a second- year Tyke. “Cole has been very good on the face-offs, only losing one of the many he took in the game,” she said. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Clinton Atoms came to Brussels on Friday night to take on the Rep team. Clinton was out for a win after losing to Brussels in the Optimist tournament and started the scoring with two goals in the first period. Christopher Jutzi put Brussels on the scoreboard scoring on a powerplay pass from Justin Mayne in the second period. Less than a minute later, Clinton scored their third goal of the game and just over a minute after that, Doug Schnock scored on a pass from Steven Ropp and Cory Chapman. Going into the third period with just a one-goal difference, Clinton pushed onward to score two more goals. Brussels once again scored on a power play with Justin Mayne getting the credit and Greg Bowers the assist. The final score was Clinton 5, Brussels 3. The next game for the Atoms will be Saturday in Bayfield. i want to breathe clean air. DO THE ± LUNG ASSOCIATION C A N Q GRADUATION Laura Douma, daughter of Maurice and Mary, has graduated with honours in a Co­ op Business Administration- Accounting course from Georgian College, Barrie. She has accepted a position in the Accounting Department at Magalloy Ltd. (a division of Wescast Industries) in Stratford. Congratulations from Dad, Mom, Heather, Amy and Jamie. LHEALTH ON THE HILLJ A Review of activities at SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL A WARM WELCOME to Seaforth Community Hospital Clinical Site Leader, Mary Cardinal. Mary was formerly Program Coordinator for Community Mental Health Programs. She is an Occupational Therapist by training. We are happy to have Mary join us and we wish her well in her new position. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Greg O’Reilly on being chosen South System Leader - Support Services. Although Greg will continue to be visible at Seaforth, he will also be working in St. Marys and Stratford Hospitals. SANTA CLAUS PARADE a Huron Perth Hospitals Partnership float is in the works with logos from each of our eight hospitals to be included. Any staff members from the 8 hospitals who are able to volunteer to decorate Wed., November 24th (6:30 p.m.) please contact Joanne Gallagher or Dorothy Medd at 527-1650. TREE OF LIGHTS it’s that time of year leading up to Christmas and with it our thoughts and memories turn to what has become an annual fundraising event for the Hospital Auxiliary. Mark your calendars now and plan to attend the “lighting of the blue spruce Christmas Tree” Sunday, November 28th at 6:30 p.m. on the grounds of the Seaforth Community Hospital. Children bring your letters and have a visit with Santa. Refreshments will be served following the Program. Proceeds this year will go toward therapeutic ultrasound. For Tickets and further information please contact Shirley Dinsmore at 527-0655. IN CELEBRATION OF CHRISTMAS the Salvation Army will join us Thurs.., Dec. 9, 1999 at 6:30 p.m. for music and songs of the season. St. James School Choir will also favour patients, staff and visitors on Tues., December 21, 1999 at 2 p.m. We welcome their talent and look forward to their visits. RN/RPN’S: COLLEGE OF NURSES presentation, “PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY” will be facilitated by Linda Stewart, RN Fri., NOVEMBER 26, 1999 at 2:00 p.m. in Conference Room 2. Focus will be on the responsibilities that nurses have as members to the College. Knowledge of self regulation, standards of practice, when to take action in unsafe situations and maintaining competence will be discussed. For further information and/or to register, please contact Grace at 527-3001.